The company has achieved “ready to release” status in the final builds identified as 3.0.301.0. Isso indicates that official distribution should begin soon for models compatible with Android 16. The update focuses on improvements to fluidity, customization and connectivity in the ecosystem.
Xiaomi has not yet released an exact date or complete changelog, but sources indicate that the rollout will begin in the next few days or weeks. The stable version arrives after extensive beta phases, which included expansion to several high-end devices.
The update brings interface refinements for faster transitions and smooth animations. Recursos as the new recent applications manager makes multitasking easier with a look inspired by modern standards. Resizable Blocos to Centro of Controle allow for more flexible customization, in line with the new features of Android 16.
Test completion and current status
Xiaomi has completed the official testing of HyperOS 3.1. The final builds have received internal approval for stable distribution.
This stage ends weeks of public and internal betas. Build 3.0.301.0 marks the software’s maturity point.
The company prioritizes stability before mass rollout. Usuários of recent models should receive notification soon via OTA.
Devices eligible for the update
HyperOS 3.1 will initially be released for devices that already run the Android 16. Top-of-the-line Modelos, Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO form the priority list.
Older or intermediate devices remain outside this version. Eles continues to support security patches and backwards compatible optimizations from previous HyperOS.
Xiaomi gradually expands compatibility. The recent beta phase included series such as Xiaomi 17, Redmi K90 and equivalents.
Performance and interface improvements
HyperOS 3.1 optimizes overall system fluidity with fixes for stuttering and minor crashes. Animações gains smoothness in navigation and app switching.
Recent manager adopts more intuitive layout for quick multitasking. Transições between screens occurs without noticeable interruptions.
Customization advances with expanded options in Centro from Controle. Usuários adjust block sizes and layouts according to preference.
Improved connectivity across the ecosystem
The update strengthens integration between Xiaomi devices. Recursos sharing and synchronization operate more efficiently.
Reports point to improvements in cross-platform compatibility. Alertas of calls and accessory controls flow between smartphones, tablets and PCs.
The focus is on unified experience without relying on complex configurations. Xiaomi seeks to reduce barriers in the daily use of multiple devices.
Models that do not receive HyperOS 3.1
Several devices are excluded from the update to version 3.1. The list includes POCO F5, POCO F5 Pro, POCO M6 Pro and POCO X6 Neo.
Other models such as Redmi 13C, Redmi K50 Ultra, Redmi K60, Redmi Note 12T The Xiaomi 12 series, Xiaomi 12T, Xiaomi Civi 3, and Xiaomi MIX Fold 2 remain unsupported.
These devices receive ongoing security updates. Alguns gain select backwards compatible features.
Expected next steps
Xiaomi is expected to announce official details soon. The rollout begins in Chinese regions and advances to global markets.
Users need to check compatibility in the device’s update app. Installation occurs via OTA without the need for initial manual intervention.
The update represents refinement before bigger leaps forward in the ecosystem. The company maintains an accelerated improvement schedule.
